Eduarda on paper, Duda everywhere else. 13+ years in, I’m still curious about the same things: complex products, clear interfaces, and why the two so rarely get along.
I work remotely with teams across the US, Europe and Latin America, rarely in the same kind of product twice. There is a pattern in what keeps choosing me. I keep ending up in regulated industries, multi-brand platforms, and software that carries money, data or sensitive decisions.
I’m the person who reads the regulation and nudges the icon two pixels, usually in the same afternoon. I like moving between those two ends of the work and seeing whether the big decisions still hold up once you get into the details. I’ve always cared about how things are made when nobody is checking. Maybe that’s why I still think of a product as a promise the brand has to keep.
Give me something a little tangled and I’m all in. A product spread across multiple brands that needs to feel like one system. A financial flow where a small design decision can have real consequences. AI that needs to earn trust before it becomes useful. I’ve spent enough time with problems like these to know that complexity rarely needs to disappear. It needs to feel natural.
- Based in
- Brazil, relocating to Madrid in March 2027
- No visa sponsorship required
- Languages
- Portuguese, English, learning Spanish
- Off hours
- Bikes, videogames, football tactics, dogs
It started with graphics.It didn’t stay there.
Her biggest strength is how easy she is to work with — she loves to ideate and receives feedback openly. Every design was both thoughtful and fully conceptualized.
She can get the work done no matter how complex the requirements. Every time she came up with a new design, the team was always eager to implement it.
Deep expertise in Product Design, prototyping tools, and UI consistency. Always proposed solutions — like leading the Design System maintenance strategy.
There’s life outside Figma. Apparently.
I’m usually exploring new places with my wife, lifting weights, riding my indoor bike, playing videogames, analyzing soccer tactics nobody asked for, or walking my dogs (while pretending I’m the one in charge).
I speak Portuguese and English, and I’m currently working on my Spanish. In 2027, I’m trading Brazil for Madrid, so I have a pretty good reason to keep practicing.
